Hi @Ooshot ,

To your question, the collaboration id is not the user id.

Within the collaboration object, which essentially links a file or folder to a user, there is a section called accessible_by. This represents the user “collaborated”.

So in the previous example if we add this line before deleting the collaboration:

print(


        f"Collaboration User: {collab.accessible_by.id} {collab.accessible_by.type} {collab.accessible_by.name} {collab.accessible_by.login}"


    )

You get the user object that was collaborated:


Collaboration User: 18685785980 user barbasr@gmail.com barbasr@gmail.com

You can also list the existing collaborations by file or folder. In the previous example:

# get the folder collaborators


    collaborators = folder.get_collaborations()


    print(f"Folder {folder.name} ({folder.id}) collaborators:")


    for collaborator in collaborators:


        print(


            f"\tCollaborator: {collaborator.id} {collaborator.status} role: {collaborator.role} invite: {collaborator.invite_email})"


        )

With the COLLABORATION.ACCEPTED webhook, you get the collaboration.id, from there you get the user, for which you can create a task.

Note that my example was collaborating a folder, and tasks are only applicable to files.

Here is some documentation examples specific for the Python SDK:

• Collaborations



• Tasks

Cheers